ISSA Corrective Exercise Quizes with Verified
Solutions – A+ Guaranteed Test
1. How many bonesare in the humanbody?:206
2. The ribcage is part oƒ which skeleton?: Axial skeleton
3. How many vertebraewithin the vertebral(spinal) columncan move
indepen-dently?: 24
4. Movement between two adjacent vertebrae is made possible by what?: Ƒacet
joints
5. Wolƒ ƒ 's Law describes what?: The way bonescan grow or shrink
6. New bone material is ƒ ormed by what?: Osteoblasts
7. The strong connective tissue on the bottom oƒ each ƒ oot is the:: Plantaraponeurosis
8. During the lowering phaseoƒ a bicepscurl, the elbowƒ lexors are
perƒ orming which type oƒ muscle action?: Eccentric action
9. Accordingto ThomasMyers,how many categoriesoƒ ƒ ascial lines are in the
human body?: 7
10. What are two types oƒ sensory ƒ eedback that ƒ ascia can provide?: Proprioception
andpain
11. Which oƒ the ƒ ollowing is not a ƒ unction oƒ skeletal muscle?: Recruitment
actions
12. An eccentric muscle action occurs when:: The
pulling ƒ orceoƒ a muscleis less than the
resistanceƒ orce
13. The primary roles oƒ skeletalmuscleare to:: Developtensionandmovejoints (Wrong)
14. Ƒrom the anatomical position, a muscle's origin is the position:: Closest to the
head
15. What is the largest muscle in the human body?: Gluteus maximus
16. Which oƒ the ƒ ollowing is closestto the estimatednumberoƒ musclesin
,the human body?: 650
17. Skeletal muscle is a contractile tissue responsible ƒ or:: BothA andB
18. Skeletal muscle attaches to bone through a:: Tendon
19. What is the primary connective tissue that ƒ orms a tendon?: Type I collagen
20. Each bundle oƒ skeletal muscle ƒ ibers, covered by a perimysium, is called
a:: Ƒascicle
21. During a bicepscurl, thebicepsbrachiiandbrachialismuscleact as:: Synergists
22. What is the primary ƒ unction oƒ a Golgi Tendon Organ?: Detect changes in muscle
tension
,23. Which oƒ the ƒ ollowing is not aƒ unction requiredƒ or the coordination
oƒ movement?:Motor control (Wrong)
24. What two types oƒ cells make up the nervous system?: Neurons and glia
25. What is the "transmitter"portion oƒ a neuron that relays a signal?: Axon
26. What is the "integrator" partƒoa neuron that determinesƒ ithere's
enough inƒ ormationto createan actionpotential?:Cell body
27. What is the name oƒ the area, typically between two neurons or a neuron
and gland, where electrical or chemical signals are transmitted?: Synapse
28. Which division oƒ the peripheral nervous system is responsible ƒ or
produc -ing voluntary movements?: Somatic
nervoussystem
29. What structural component oƒ white matter gives it a whitish appearance? -
: Myelin
30. Wheredoes the spinal cord end?: Aroundlumbarvertebrae1 or 2 (L1 or L2)
31. Which type oƒ nerve only carries inƒ ormation awayƒ rom the spinal cord
to innervate muscle?: Motor nerve
32. How many pairs oƒ spinal nervesconnectto the spinal cord?: 31
33. What is the name oƒ the cluster oƒ cell bodies, ƒ rom lower motor neurons,
that are contained within the spinal cord?: Motor neuron pool
34. Sensory in ƒ ormation is carried within:: Ascendingtracts
35. What is a primary ƒ unction oƒ interneurons during movement?: Blocklower
motorneuronactivity(wrong)
36. Descending tracts originate ƒ rom what two areas oƒ the brain?: Motorcortex
and brainstem
37. When a muscle is quickly stretched, which oƒ the ƒ ollowing receptors is
activated?:Both A and B (wrong)
38. The brain's ability to changeits structureand ƒ unctionis knownas::
Neuroplas-ticity
39. Which oƒ the ƒ ollowing is not a ƒ unction oƒ the basal ganglia?: Inhibit lower
motor neurons
, 40. An importantcomponentoƒ sleep is to:: Allow CSƑ to ƒ lush outwasteproducts
41. Which oƒ the ƒ ollowing is not a ƒ unction oƒ the cerebellum?: Directly control
lower motorneurons
Solutions – A+ Guaranteed Test
1. How many bonesare in the humanbody?:206
2. The ribcage is part oƒ which skeleton?: Axial skeleton
3. How many vertebraewithin the vertebral(spinal) columncan move
indepen-dently?: 24
4. Movement between two adjacent vertebrae is made possible by what?: Ƒacet
joints
5. Wolƒ ƒ 's Law describes what?: The way bonescan grow or shrink
6. New bone material is ƒ ormed by what?: Osteoblasts
7. The strong connective tissue on the bottom oƒ each ƒ oot is the:: Plantaraponeurosis
8. During the lowering phaseoƒ a bicepscurl, the elbowƒ lexors are
perƒ orming which type oƒ muscle action?: Eccentric action
9. Accordingto ThomasMyers,how many categoriesoƒ ƒ ascial lines are in the
human body?: 7
10. What are two types oƒ sensory ƒ eedback that ƒ ascia can provide?: Proprioception
andpain
11. Which oƒ the ƒ ollowing is not a ƒ unction oƒ skeletal muscle?: Recruitment
actions
12. An eccentric muscle action occurs when:: The
pulling ƒ orceoƒ a muscleis less than the
resistanceƒ orce
13. The primary roles oƒ skeletalmuscleare to:: Developtensionandmovejoints (Wrong)
14. Ƒrom the anatomical position, a muscle's origin is the position:: Closest to the
head
15. What is the largest muscle in the human body?: Gluteus maximus
16. Which oƒ the ƒ ollowing is closestto the estimatednumberoƒ musclesin
,the human body?: 650
17. Skeletal muscle is a contractile tissue responsible ƒ or:: BothA andB
18. Skeletal muscle attaches to bone through a:: Tendon
19. What is the primary connective tissue that ƒ orms a tendon?: Type I collagen
20. Each bundle oƒ skeletal muscle ƒ ibers, covered by a perimysium, is called
a:: Ƒascicle
21. During a bicepscurl, thebicepsbrachiiandbrachialismuscleact as:: Synergists
22. What is the primary ƒ unction oƒ a Golgi Tendon Organ?: Detect changes in muscle
tension
,23. Which oƒ the ƒ ollowing is not aƒ unction requiredƒ or the coordination
oƒ movement?:Motor control (Wrong)
24. What two types oƒ cells make up the nervous system?: Neurons and glia
25. What is the "transmitter"portion oƒ a neuron that relays a signal?: Axon
26. What is the "integrator" partƒoa neuron that determinesƒ ithere's
enough inƒ ormationto createan actionpotential?:Cell body
27. What is the name oƒ the area, typically between two neurons or a neuron
and gland, where electrical or chemical signals are transmitted?: Synapse
28. Which division oƒ the peripheral nervous system is responsible ƒ or
produc -ing voluntary movements?: Somatic
nervoussystem
29. What structural component oƒ white matter gives it a whitish appearance? -
: Myelin
30. Wheredoes the spinal cord end?: Aroundlumbarvertebrae1 or 2 (L1 or L2)
31. Which type oƒ nerve only carries inƒ ormation awayƒ rom the spinal cord
to innervate muscle?: Motor nerve
32. How many pairs oƒ spinal nervesconnectto the spinal cord?: 31
33. What is the name oƒ the cluster oƒ cell bodies, ƒ rom lower motor neurons,
that are contained within the spinal cord?: Motor neuron pool
34. Sensory in ƒ ormation is carried within:: Ascendingtracts
35. What is a primary ƒ unction oƒ interneurons during movement?: Blocklower
motorneuronactivity(wrong)
36. Descending tracts originate ƒ rom what two areas oƒ the brain?: Motorcortex
and brainstem
37. When a muscle is quickly stretched, which oƒ the ƒ ollowing receptors is
activated?:Both A and B (wrong)
38. The brain's ability to changeits structureand ƒ unctionis knownas::
Neuroplas-ticity
39. Which oƒ the ƒ ollowing is not a ƒ unction oƒ the basal ganglia?: Inhibit lower
motor neurons
, 40. An importantcomponentoƒ sleep is to:: Allow CSƑ to ƒ lush outwasteproducts
41. Which oƒ the ƒ ollowing is not a ƒ unction oƒ the cerebellum?: Directly control
lower motorneurons
